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Publications by David Admiraal
Quantifying the Relative Contributions of Environmental Sources to the Microbial Community in an Urban Stream Under Dry and Wet Weather Conditions
Applied and Environmental Microbiology
Applied Microbiology
Biotechnology
Ecology
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Relative Contributions of Halobacteriovorax and Bacteriophage to Bacterial Cell Death Under Various Environmental Conditions
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The Relative Contributions of Climatic Elements and Environmental Factors to Flooding in Awka Urban Area
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Optimum Fin Profile Under Dry and Wet Surface Conditions
Quantifying the Contributions of Individual NOx Sources to the Trend in Ozone Radiative Forcing
Atmospheric Environment
Atmospheric Science
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The Relative Contributions of the Homeostatic and Circadian Processes to Sleep Regulation Under Conditions of Severe Sleep Restriction
Sleep
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An Experimental Study on Natural Weathering of Radionuclides From Urban Surfaces for Aerosols Deposited in Wet and Dry Conditions
Radioprotection
Risk
Sustainability
Mutagenesis
Renewable Energy
Public Health
Waste Management
Nuclear Energy
Disposal
Environmental
Engineering
Reliability
Safety
Toxicology
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Quality
the Environment
Occupational Health
The Relative Contributions of Mobile Sources to Air Pollutant Emissions in Tehran, Iran: An Emission Inventory Approach
Emission Control Science and Technology
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Monitoring
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Performance of Some Sunflower Genotypes Grown Under Dry Weather Conditions in South Bulgaria
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Effectiveness of Dry Eye Therapy Under Conditions of Environmental Stress
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